To sign the name Lexi, you will fingerspell each letter. Start with the 'L' handshape by extending your index finger and thumb. Next, form an 'E' by curling your fingers in and resting them on your thumb. Then, make an 'X' by hooking your index finger while keeping the others curled. Finally, extend your pinky finger to form the 'I' handshape.
Sign 'MY FRIEND NAME', and then fingerspell L-E-X-I clearly.
Fingerspell L-E-X-I, then sign 'COME PARTY', making sure to raise your eyebrows to indicate a yes/no question.
Sign 'YESTERDAY I MEET', and then fingerspell L-E-X-I.
Sign 'MY FRIEND NAME', and then fingerspell L-E-X-I clearly.
Fingerspell L-E-X-I, then sign 'COME PARTY', making sure to raise your eyebrows to indicate a yes/no question.
Sign 'YESTERDAY I MEET', and then fingerspell L-E-X-I.
Yes, you will generally fingerspell your name until you are given a specific 'name sign' by a member of the Deaf community. Name signs are a special cultural tradition in ASL.
No, you should mouth the entire word 'Lexi' naturally as you would say it, rather than mouthing the individual letters (L-E-X-I).
Clarity is much more important than speed. Focus on making each letter clear and transitioning smoothly. Your speed will naturally increase as you build muscle memory.
